You have to listen to it to believe it. Foreign accent syndrome is an extremely strange neurological condition with only 112 cases reported worldwide, and many more online skeptics. The strange and sudden change of speech tends to follow a stroke, a heart attack or brain injuries, disconcerating both scientists and patients. In this episode or “Weird but True”, join the host Andrew Court while immersing himself in some of the stories of strangers, including a young Australian woman developed an Irish brogue and a British grandmother who begins in a stereotypical Italian. Mamma Mia!
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